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| − | ''' Josh Nessen''' | + | ''' Josh Nessen''' lives in [[Weston]], [[Connecticut]]. |
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| + | ==Education== | ||
| + | *Studied Studies in Political Economy at [[Amherst College]]. | ||
| + | *Went to Ethical Culture Fieldston School | ||
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| + | ==Guardian== | ||
| + | *[[Josh Nessen]] - contributed to the [[Guardian]] in the 1980s, on leftist South Africa groups such as [[ACOA]]. | ||
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| + | ==Conference on Socialism and Activism== | ||
| + | The Maoist-oriented weekly newspaper, [[The Guardian]] of November 27, 1985, on Page 14, featured a half-page announcement about the upcoming [[Conference on Socialism and Activism]] to be held on December 6-8, 1985, at Teachers College, Columbia University in [[New York City]]. It was "sponsored" by "The Guardian", [[The Nation Institute]], [[The Progressive]] (magazine), and [[WBAI-FM]] (one of the [[Pacifica]] stations). | ||
'''Students and South Africa: Activism on the Rise''' | '''Students and South Africa: Activism on the Rise''' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:11, 16 July 2017
Template:TOCnestleft Josh Nessen lives in Weston, Connecticut.
Education
- Studied Studies in Political Economy at Amherst College.
- Went to Ethical Culture Fieldston School
Guardian
- Josh Nessen - contributed to the Guardian in the 1980s, on leftist South Africa groups such as ACOA.
ACOA
Josh Nessen was in 1985 a student cordinator of ACOA.
Conference on Socialism and Activism
The Maoist-oriented weekly newspaper, The Guardian of November 27, 1985, on Page 14, featured a half-page announcement about the upcoming Conference on Socialism and Activism to be held on December 6-8, 1985, at Teachers College, Columbia University in New York City. It was "sponsored" by "The Guardian", The Nation Institute, The Progressive (magazine), and WBAI-FM (one of the Pacifica stations).
Students and South Africa: Activism on the Rise
- James Bernard - Brown Divest, Brown University
- Josh Nessen - American Committee on Africa ACOA
- R.L. Norman, Jr. - DSA
- Timothy Smith - Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility IFCO